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from exchangelib.errors import ErrorItemNotFound
from exchangelib.folders import Inbox
from exchangelib.items import Message
from .test_basics import BaseItemTest
class ItemHelperTest(BaseItemTest):
TEST_FOLDER = "inbox"
FOLDER_CLASS = Inbox
ITEM_CLASS = Message
def test_save_with_update_fields(self):
item = self.get_test_item()
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
item.save(update_fields=["subject"]) # update_fields does not work on item creation
item.save()
item.subject = "XXX"
item.body = "YYY"
item.save(update_fields=["subject"])
item.refresh()
self.assertEqual(item.subject, "XXX")
self.assertNotEqual(item.body, "YYY")
# Test invalid 'update_fields' input
with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as e:
item.save(update_fields=["xxx"])
self.assertEqual(
e.exception.args[0], f"Field name(s) ['xxx'] are not valid {self.ITEM_CLASS.__name__!r} fields"
)
with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as e:
item.save(update_fields="subject")
self.assertEqual(
e.exception.args[0],
f"Field name(s) ['s', 'u', 'b', 'j', 'e', 'c', 't'] are not valid {self.ITEM_CLASS.__name__!r} fields",
)
def test_soft_delete(self):
# First, empty trash bin
self.account.trash.filter(categories__contains=self.categories).delete()
self.account.recoverable_items_deletions.filter(categories__contains=self.categories).delete()
item = self.get_test_item().save()
item_id = (item.id, item.changekey)
# Soft delete
item.soft_delete()
for e in self.account.fetch(ids=[item_id]):
# It's gone from the test folder
self.assertIsInstance(e, ErrorItemNotFound)
# Really gone, not just changed ItemId
self.assertEqual(self.test_folder.filter(categories__contains=item.categories).count(), 0)
self.assertEqual(self.account.trash.filter(categories__contains=item.categories).count(), 0)
# But we can find it in the recoverable items folder
self.assertEqual(
self.account.recoverable_items_deletions.filter(categories__contains=item.categories).count(), 1
)
def test_move_to_trash(self):
# First, empty trash bin
self.account.trash.filter(categories__contains=self.categories).delete()
item = self.get_test_item().save()
item_id = (item.id, item.changekey)
# Move to trash
item.move_to_trash()
for e in self.account.fetch(ids=[item_id]):
# Not in the test folder anymore
self.assertIsInstance(e, ErrorItemNotFound)
# Really gone, not just changed ItemId
self.assertEqual(self.test_folder.filter(categories__contains=item.categories).count(), 0)
# Test that the item moved to trash
item = self.account.trash.get(categories__contains=item.categories)
moved_item = self.get_item_by_id(item)
# The item was copied, so the ItemId has changed. Let's compare the subject instead
self.assertEqual(item.subject, moved_item.subject)
def test_copy(self):
# First, empty trash bin
self.account.trash.filter(categories__contains=self.categories).delete()
item = self.get_test_item().save()
# Copy to trash. We use trash because it can contain all item types.
copy_item_id, copy_changekey = item.copy(to_folder=self.account.trash)
# Test that the item still exists in the folder
self.assertEqual(self.test_folder.filter(categories__contains=item.categories).count(), 1)
# Test that the copied item exists in trash
copied_item = self.account.trash.get(categories__contains=item.categories)
self.assertNotEqual(item.id, copied_item.id)
self.assertNotEqual(item.changekey, copied_item.changekey)
self.assertEqual(copy_item_id, copied_item.id)
self.assertEqual(copy_changekey, copied_item.changekey)
def test_move(self):
# First, empty trash bin
self.account.trash.filter(categories__contains=self.categories).delete()
item = self.get_test_item().save()
item_id = (item.id, item.changekey)
# Move to trash. We use trash because it can contain all item types. This changes the ItemId
item.move(to_folder=self.account.trash)
for e in self.account.fetch(ids=[item_id]):
# original item ID no longer exists
self.assertIsInstance(e, ErrorItemNotFound)
# Test that the item moved to trash
self.assertEqual(self.test_folder.filter(categories__contains=item.categories).count(), 0)
moved_item = self.account.trash.get(categories__contains=item.categories)
self.assertEqual(item.id, moved_item.id)
self.assertEqual(item.changekey, moved_item.changekey)
def test_refresh(self):
# Test that we can refresh items, and that refresh fails if the item no longer exists on the server
item = self.get_test_item().save()
orig_subject = item.subject
item.subject = "XXX"
item.refresh()
self.assertEqual(item.subject, orig_subject)
item.delete()
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
# Item no longer has an ID
item.refresh()
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